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An abandoned coffee cup landed between a pipe and the dock. The vertical pipes formed a fence to prevent people,
but not coffee cups, from falling over the edge.
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An Exit to Street sign led the way down escalators or stairs to the parking lot level. The actual street was beyond
the parking lot. The shot was overexposed due to a sticky iris, but the exposure worked for this shot.
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William Carter as a baby, never expecting the wonderful life he led.
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An old wooden elevator was located in the old town area of Sacramento, California. A sign on the elevator
suggested one should take the elevator to "River City Tattoo."
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A burned out tree trunk stood beside the Willamette River. The nature of the burn caused the suggestion of a
small creature to appear just inside.
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A heavy duty search light was unused near sunset on Christmas Day. It pointed down at the bay waters as if
ready to illuminate a piece of flotsam.
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A gnarly forest surrounded the Gold Creek Salmon Bake.
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An old rundown window had, at one time in the past, a mural painted around it. Although painting around windows is
common among muralists, the windows are rarely this dilapidated.
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A stuffed cat sat on a chair in front of a window. It looked perpetually relaxed sitting there, never moving,
never chasing a mouse. Inert yet soft.
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Gas meters lined up in a Chinatown alley. They resembled identical robots all being fueled to begin their day.
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Someone had spray painted graffiti inside an alley on the side of a building. Later, someone decided to erase
that graffiti. He or she used spray paint to cover the graffiti, leaving behind a smear that was probably
more ugly than the erased original.
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While walking up the Eugenia Stairs, this window was discovered as ajar. Probably ajar to help air out the home with a fresh breeze.
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This was the second killdeer nest I'd found. The first one was on gravel and this one on flowerbed mulch. Both times the nests were easily overlooked and the eggs hard to spot.
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This photo shows a sea lion swimming in the late afternoon sunlight beneath the wharf in Santa Cruz. Lovely light on a lovely animal.
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A very pregnant Harbor Seal looking quite pleased with herself.
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A large group of pelicans were perched on the fish processing equipment.
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A female avocet sits on her eggs. When the tide comes in this nest will barely be above the water.
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This killdeer tried to lure me away from her nest and eggs fluttering her wings as if injured. Ironically, the only reason I knew her nest was nearby was because of the mother killdeer's behavior. She faked being hurt and then looked back to see if I was buying it.
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Pretty, noisy and never stays still for long. That's the chickadee.
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I love the pattern of this seal's fur, but I would never entertain the idea of taking it away from her to use for myself.
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A male Brewer's blackbird was showing off its glorious purple sheen.
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It was satisfying to get a close-up of this wonderful diving bird.
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The Santa Barbara zoo called this giraffe a Baringo giraffe. It was originally named the Rothschild giraffe and now sometimes called the Ugandan giraffe. No matter its name, it is a threatened species of giraffe.
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A loud, large, parrot looking quite handsome.
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Close up of a male sea lion. According to Wiki, "Zalophus californianus" means "Californian big-head" because a male grows a crest of bone on top of his head that causes a bulging forehead.
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